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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 21 (1887) (1887)

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c acid as a ground, crystals of finely colored. All this is true of microscopic objects platino-cyanide of barium as the division of the panels, in general, but it is especially true of polariscopic and erystals of sulphate of cadmium ‘as rosettes upon microscope objects. Some of these are, to a… … large doses, and then the symptoms setinrapidly. The most constant toxic symptom was great prostration,, erystals, with a crystal of salicine planted at the inter- which was followed in a variable time bycoma. These natural, so that, after all, we are indebted to nature section of-two of the…

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